NSGS - Nebraska Ancestree, Vol. 19

Submitted by John E Wallace, Lexington, NE

Robb Cemetery Update---Gosper County, NE

This is an update to the Cemetery listings published in the Dawson Co Genealogical Newsletter Vol 1 #1 and Vol 1 #2, Jan 1987 & Sept 1988. It was first published by the NEBRASKA ANCESTREE Winter 1982, Vol 5 #3, and was submitted by Mrs Florence Schmitt of Lexington, NE.

Location: SW 1/4 Section 10, Township 8, Range 21, One and one half mile south of Canaday Steam Plant, south of Lexington, NE.

	BIRTH	DEATH
BARNES, Leonard M	12 Oct 1909	5 Mar 1991
BARNES, Margaret C (BROYLER)	20 May 1917	9 Aug 1993
BATES, Marion A (BOYNTON)	10 Dec 1901	10 Jul 1990
BATES, William Boynton WW II	3 Jun 1926	23 Feb 1996
BELLEW, Nina E (EDGAR)	6 Apr 1892	22 Jul 1989
BLEVINS, Hilda E (RENKEN)	14 Aug 1907	1 Aug 1996
BOWEN, Beverly (BATES)	16 Apr 1929	24 Feb 1987
BRANDENBERG, Donna L (ADAMS)	27 Jun 1931	16 Jul 1995
BRENNAN, Ruth N (HANSON)	16 Sep 1907	4 Apr 1990
BYE, Cecil Henry	9 Dec 1913	1 Feb 1996
BYRNS, James H	20 Jun 1906	7 Nov 1988
CLEMANS, Marie B (PARKER)	18 Jun 1918	15 Jan 1992
DAVIS, John T	10 Apr 1903	12 Jun 1995
DEAL, Lyle Junior 'Bud' (US Army)	23 Apr 1939	27 Feb 1993
DODGE, Esther Katherine (MOSHER)	16 Aug 1898	29 Apr 1987
FOSTER, Jeneice, E (HANNA)	15 Feb 1920	29 Sep 1991
FURRY, H Glen	25 Aug 1911	24 Aug 1986
HALL, Lacy (PAULSEN)	13 Feb 1906	19 Oct 1988
HALL, Raymond Orlo	23 Feb 1901	5 Apr 1987
HANSON, Gladys (McCOY)	11 Apr 1930	27 Sep 1991
HANSON, Lois Irene	3 Jan 1951	1 Aug 1996
HANSON, Haxel M (RICHARDSON)	9 Aug 1902	4 Jun 1990
HANSON, Paul L (WW II)	15 Aug 1920	14 Oct 1985
HENDERSON, Bert	28 Jun 1900	23 Oct 1988
HENDERSON, Opal L (KOLB)	25 Nov 1902	4 Mar 1991
HYSLOP, Irvin I 'Bud' (WW II - Korea)	4 Jul 1926	25 Oct 1989
JEFFREY, David Raymond (WW II)	28 Nov 1916	23 Dec 1984
JEFFREY, Elva Marie (SPIES)	14 Sep 1914.	29 Apr 1989
JEFFREY, Mary Eleanor (MOSLEY)	6 Dec 1916	9 Nov 1983
JEFFREY, Norman Alexander	2 Sep 1912	25 Dec 1985
JEFFREY, William Robb	22 Mar. 1911	20 Apr 1993
KRAL, Gladys W (OZANNE)	9 Feb 1921	20 Aug 1995
KRAL, Victor J (WW II)	29 Jun 1912	19 Mar 1987

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ROBB Cemetery continued
MALLON, Dorothy E	9 Aug 1910	31 Dec1988
McCOY, John L	1 Sep 1898	11 Oct 1983
MYER, Norma Jean (BELLEW)	29 Jun 1927	22 Aug 1996
PARKHURST, Lawrence E (WW II)	23 Sep 1915	9 Jul 1991
PARKHURST, Marian K (LANTZ)	14 Aug 1913	15 Mar 1990
PECK, Vida Opal (CLARK)	27 Sept 1911	6 Dec 1989
PHILLIPS, Gerald I (WW II)	8 Aug 1921	8 Aug 1991
PHILLIPPI, Esther (PASSAGE)	2 Sep 1917	9 Jun 1992
PHILLIPPI, Leslie I	26 Mar 1911	6 Dec 1989
PHILLIPPI, Sharon J (RIMPLEY)	3 Dec 1950	23 Sep 1995
RAWSON, Carl Cecil	16 Dec 1904	14 Feb 1986
REESE, Helen L (JOHNSON)	11 Apr 1906	22 Nov 1991
REESE, Kenneth Leon	22 Jun 1917	12 Nov 1992
RENSTROM, Ruth Marie (MALLON)	29 May 1907	16 Apr 1986
RICHARDSON, Addie M (FREEMAN)	3 Sep 1908	29 Apr 1992
RICHARDSON, Doris E (SCHNAKENBERG)	24 Sep 1928	16 Jun 1991
RICHARDSON, Herbert A	19 Feb 1903	7 Jan 1990
RINGENBERG, Edwin F	17 Aug 1915	18 Mar 1996
RITTGARN, Candis (HARDESTY)	5 Dec 1949	25 Apr 1995
ROUDEBAUGH, Patrician Ann (NAFFZINGER)	17 Apr 1922	25 Feb 1990
ROUDEBAUGH, Wayne F (WW II)	7 Jul 1919	2 Oct 1990
SCOTT, Ray L	14 Jul 1906	29 Jul 1990
SNIDER, John David	9 Sep 1988	9 Sep 1988
SODERGREN, C June (VAUGHN)	19 Jun 1918	3 Oct 1995
SPIES, Serena Katrina 'Kate' (KNUDSEN)	4 Apr 1889	24 Feb 1984
THINNES, Neva A (SHELDON)	29 Dec 1905	8 Sep 1995
THINNES, Nicholas John	7 Oct 1903	6 Jun 1989
THINES, Norma (DEBBAN)	9 Nov 1925	18 Mar 1992
THOMSON, Mable (SCOTT)	22 Dec1902	28 Jul 1994
VAUGHAN, John Burns	5 May 1916	12 Dec 1985
VAUGHAN, Timothy Carl	9 Nov 1951	7 Dec 1990
WOODWARD, Alvin Lee	27 Nov 1933	17 Dec 1995
WOODWARD, Glenn A	8 Oct 1907	26 Sep 1988

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DUST TO DUST Ghost Towns of Eastern NE by Lowell Greunke

OTOE COUNTY (Continued from Vol 19 #1)

WYOMING--Wyoming was laid out in 1855 and had grown so fast that by 1856 a weekly newspaper was begun. During the early years of its existence, the citizens imagined Wyoming was to be the leading town of the upper Missouri. Before the completion of the Union Pacific Railroad, the Mormon emigrants bound for Salt Lake were brought from St. Louis by boat, and Wyoming was the point of debarkation and where their land carriage commenced. Two large houses were erected for the accomodation of the new converts. One house, a two story and basement stone edifice, was still standing in 1882. About three thousand Mormons wintered in the town. It was named for Wyoming, Pa. by the founders, that being their home base. After the Mormon exodus, Wyoming, or Dresden as it was later called, had a post office, two small stores, and two or three scores of people. By 1882 the village then known as Wyoming was merely a post oil ice two miles from the old site.

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Submitted by Clarice J. Andersen, 555 South 16 St., Blair, NE From booket

FORT CALHOUN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
75TH ANNIVERSARY, MAY 6, 1979
Serving God and the Community, 1904 - 1979

Originally, the Church was Congregational. The record reports,"A Union Sunday School was organized in Fort Calhoun through the influence of Mr. WAINWRIGHT in Blair. A Congregational Society was organized and a small church built. Mr. BROSS interested some eastern society in this organization, and they donated a silver communion set to the church." On Sunday evening, May 8, 1904, a meeting was held at the Fort Calhoun church. Reverend BRADEN, moderator, reported the action of the Omaha Presbytery as favorable to the following petition:

"To whom it may concern: We, the undersigned, do hereby individually and without prejudice, petition the official board of the Omaha Presbytery to accept our petitioners into your church by letter or otherwise, and to establish a Presbyterian organization at this place. To this end, we severally pledge our loyalty and support. Signed,

Mary SAMMONS		Magdalene SCHWAGER
Frances WOODS	Mary BARRINGER	Mrs. O. E. BAUMAN
Mary NICKETS	B. F. SAMMONS	Mrs. H. W. ROBERTS
Mary STEYER	Will STEYER	Mrs. J. M. CURTIS
Lena MORTENSEN	John TRIMMER	Martha MORTENSEN
Olga MORTENSEN	Grace PETTINGILL	Mrs. G. W. GRAPPER
N. J. BROOKS	Mrs. J. M. TRISTLER	Narcissa COUCHMNA
George SALTZMAN	Gretchen SCHWAGER	Mrs. A. M. TRIMMER
Jessie COOLEY	August SCHWAGER	W. H. WOODS

The name that was given was the Fort Calhoun Presbyterian Church.

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DUST TO DUST-Ghost Towns of Eastern Nebraska by Lowell Greunke
Continued from Vol 19 #1

JEFFERSON COUNTY

MERIDIAN--Meridian was another town ruined by the failure to secure a railroad. It was a flourishing village with about 150 inhabitants in 1872 when the St. Joe & Western Railway passed about two miles north of it. The town was begun in 1865 by George WEISEL who built a saw mill, to which was soon added a grist mill. It was the first town in the county to be surveyed and platted. It was named for the sixth meridian, on which it was located. At the time it was bypassed by the railroad it had the largest, busiest hotel in the county. The post office was discontinued in November 1883. Meridian was made the county seat on the formation of Jefferson county. The seat was changed to Fairbury in 1871.

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EDITOR'S NOTE: While checking through a booklet of abandoned cemeteries in Seward County to determine if they had been printed in the NEBRASKA ANCESTREE, I found this lineage chart among the pages. Perhaps it will open a door for someone's research. I also found that the abandoned cemeteries have been printed in Vol 1 #4 and continued in Vol 6 #1 and #2. The update to the original listings was submitted by Alta Krasser in Aug of 1978.

KRASSER LINEAGE

Compiled By: Alta Buckingham KRASSER, Beaver Crossing, NE

	MARRIED
1. KRASSER, John M.
b 2 Feb 1818 Germany	b
d 9 Feb 1884 SewardCoNE	d
Bur 1884 Seward Co NE	Bur
Leland Cemetery
2. KRASSER, John	BENDER, Florence T
b 5 May 1845 Germany	b 12 Jun 1854 Brookfield, Wis
d 14 May 1908 Seward Co NE	d 16 Jan 1912 Omaha, NE
Bur 1908 Seward Co	Bur 1912 Seward Co
Leland Cemetery, M Twp.	Leland Cemetery, M Twp.
3. KRASSER, John Frederich	ZIEGLER, Mary Lenora (Mamie)
b 22 Feb 1876 Milwaukee, Wis	b 28 Feb 1881 Seward Co NE
d 1 Oct 1948 Lincoln, NE	d 28 Feb 1939 Beaver Crossing, NE
Bur 1948 Seward Co	Bur 1939 Seward Co
Leland Cemetery, M Twp.	Leland Cemetery, M Twp
4. KRASSER, Elmer Legrand	BUCKINGHAM, Alta Evelyn
b 26 Apr 1908 Seward Ce, NE	b 28 Apr 1912 Seward Co, NE
d	d
Bur	Bur
5. KRASSER, Dennis Dale	SMITH, Patricia Ann
b 28 Sep 1943 Sioux City, IA	b 18 Aug 1946 Gandy, NE
d	d
Bur	Bur
6. KRASSER, Nancy Jolene	JURGENSEN, David John
b 1 Aug 1950 Lincoln, NE	b 26 Oct 1948 Seward Co NE
d	d
Bur	Bur
7. KRASSER, Shaun Elicabeth
b 23 Dec 1970 Omaha, NE
d
Bur
8. KASSER (sic), Troy Wayne
b 3 Sep 1973 Omaha, NE
d
Bur

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Abstracted from the Fairbury Journal, Fairbury, NE
By Brenda Busing, Fairbury, NE.

Many on Honor Roll of Elderly Persons In County
Thursday, January 14, 1937

In April of 1919 the Journal published a list of residents of Fairbury and vicinity who had reached the age of 75 years or over. The list at that time reached 105. On Sept. 18, 1930 another list was published and over 200 people were found of the age of 75 or over. At that time C.C. Caltaway headed the list his age being 95 years. Mr. Callaway passed away in February 1932, being over 97 years of age at the time of his death.

The present list shows 12 people in the county past 90 years of age. Sion Harriss who became 90 on the second day of January 1937, being the last to get on the list. This list contains the names of 41 persons 85 to 89 years old; 81 80 to 84, and 112 from 75 to 79, a total 75 or above of 246.

Fred Diethelm, who was shown to be next to the oldest person here six years ago, now heads the list, at the age of 96 years. We have included in the following list the date of birth, the year and the age attained up to Dec. 31, 1936. We have secured our information from the parties themselves, near relatives and some from records and have endeavored to have the list correct. We realize it is far from complete but plan on publishing another list about the first of March and would appreciate anyone who have reached the age of 75 or over giving us their names.

ACHTEMEIER, Henry	Harbine	July 4, 1860	76	COX, Henry O.	Steele City	Oct 2, 1859	77
ADEE, Henry H.	Steele City	Feb. 2, 1859	77	COX, I.N.	Fairbury	May 15, 1855	01
ADEN, Mrs. Minnie	Falrbury	Nov. 20, 1850	86	CRAWFORD. T.F.	Endicott	May 13, 1858	78
ALLEN. Mrs. Julia	Fairbury	July 4, 1858	78	CUMMINGS, J.A.	Daykin	Feb. 15. 1853	83
AMOS. James	Fairbury	Nov. 14, 1850	86	CUSTER, P.V.	Fairbury	Dec. 7, 1861	75
ANDERSON, R.C.	Fairbury	May 16, 1853	83	CUTBIRTH, John	Fairbury	Mar. 25, 1856	90
ANDREWS. Dr. T.J.	Fairbury	Apr. 21, 1851	85
ARNELL, T.R.	Fairbury	Feb. 3, 1855	80	DAILEY, Mrs. Catherine	Fairbury	June 29, 1860	76
				DAVIS. J. Monroe	Fairbury	July 1, 1852	84
BABCOCK, Josephine	Falrbury	Dec. 3, 1859	77	DAVIS. Mrs. A.B.	Fairbury	Sept 27, 1856	80
BAKER, Mrs. Mary B.	Falrbury	Dec. 30, 1850	86	DAVIS, Mrs. Irene	Fairbury	Sept. 13,1858	78
BALDWIN, Stephen B.	Fairbury	Dec. 15, 1859	77	DAVIS, Mrs. J. Monroe	Fairbury	Nov. 5, 1853	83
BALES, Clay	Fairbury	Nov. 9, 1860	76	DEFFER August	Fairbury	Aug. 6. 1845	91
BARNES, Mrs. Louise M.	Fairbury	May 30, 1853	83	DEGENHARDT, Max	Fairbury	May 15, 1854	82
BARNHARD, E.T.	Endicolt	Aug. 11, 1854	82	DEIKMANN, Harm	Diller	Aug. 18, 1856	80
BARNHARD. Lucy A.	Endicott	May 1, 1859	77	DELANO, Henry	Fairbury	April 4, 1855	81
BECKER, John A.	Fairbury	Jan. 25, 1848	88	DICK, Dan	Fairbury	Oct 24, 1849	87
BEE, E.R.	Fairbury	Sept. 3, 1854	82	DIETHELM, Fred	Fairbury	Sept. 27, 1840	96
BETTIN, John Sr.	Jansen	March 29, 1858	78	DREWES, Henry Sr.	Plymouth	Oct 21, 1861	75
BITZER, Henry	Fairbury	Sept. 26, 1858	78	DRUMMET, Chas.	Reynolds	Nov. 25, 1858	78
BOND, J.R.	Fairbury	March 6, 1859	77	DUNN, Leah	Fairbury	July 23, 1852	84
BRACKE, Chas.	Fairbury	Oct. 6, 1854	82
BROWN, Mrs. M.M.	Fairbury	Nov. 27, 1845	91	EDGINGTON, Richard H.	Steele City	April 24, 1857	79
BUGBEE, D.A.	Pairbury	Dec.19, 1860	76	EDINGION, George	Steele City	June 12, 1848	88
BUNDY, D.W.	Fairbury	Jan. 11, 1859	77	EHMANS, Mrs. Mary	Fairbury	April 4, 1856	80
BUNDY, Mrs. D.W.	Fairbury	Nov. 12, 1861	75	ELLSWORTH, Mrs. Josephin	Fairbury	Sept. 27, 1954	82
				EVANS, Mrs. Mary E.	Fairbury	June 23, 1859	77
CAMPBELL, Edwin P.	Fairbury	May 26, 1860	76
CARNAHAN, G.V.	Fairbury	Feb. 13, 1860	76	FESLER, Frank	Fairbury	Dec. 22, 1854	82
CARRICO, P.A.	Steele City	May 17, 1861	75	FETZER. Mrs. Frank	Fairbury	July 14, 1861	75
CASHMAN, George	Falrbury	Jan. 1, 1851	85	FISHER, George	Diller	May 29, 1851	85
CERVENY, Jos.	Reynolds	Mar. 19, 1846	90	FLATUNG, Mrs. Barbara	Fairbury	Dec. 22, 1854	82
CHAMBERS, James	Fairbury	April 16, 1855	81	FREE, Henry	Gladstone	Nov. 9, 1856	80
CHANCELLOR, Mrs. Sophia	Fairbury	June 20,1845	91	FREITAG, Mrs. Wm.	Harbine	March 21, 1858	78
CLARK, George E.	Fairbury	Sept. 9, 1858	78	FREITAG, William	Harbine	Aug. 25, 1858	79
CLARK, Mrs. George O.	Fairbury	Sept. 2, 1853	83	FRENCH, Lottie	Fairbury	Aug 11, 1861	75
CLARY, George B.	Endicott	Oct. 26, 1860	76	FULLERTON, Sarah F.	Daykin	Aug. 9, 1858	78
COOK, Mrs. Lucinda	Fairbury	Nov. 1, 1851	85

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GAFFNEY, John	Powell	Nov. 21, 1858	78	KAISER, Mrs. Minnie	Daykin	Nov. 21, 1856	80
GARVER, Mrs. A.R.	Falrbury	Oct. 30, 1853	83	KAPKE, Theo	Gladstone	Oct. 5, 1849	87
GERMER, Chas.	Plymouth	July 20, 1961	75	KAUTZMAN J.H.	Falrbury	April 23, 1857	19
GERMER, Mrs. Chas.	Plymouth	Feb. 3, 1858	78	KELLEY John	Endicott	Nov. 5, 1851	85
GIBSON, John	Fairbury	July 1, 1859	77	KENNEDY. Margaret E.	Reynolds	March 29, 1854	82
GIBSON, Mrs. John	Fairbulry	Sept. 1, 1860	76	KING. Mrs. M. E.	Fairbufy	Sept. 22, 1845		91
GILLEN, Jessie A.	Thompson	Sept. 20, 1855	81	KINSEY, John A.	Fairbury	Feb. 28, 1861		75
GOLDSMITH, Mrs. Mary J.	Fairbury	Aug. 29, 1861	75	KIRSCH, Wilhelm	Thompso n	May 5. 1858		78
GOODYEAR, E.H.	Falrbury	Feb. 14, 1856	80	KOCH, J.M.	Fairbury	Dec. 15, 1853		83
GOTTSCHALG, Emil	Plymouth	Jan. 10, 1850	86	KOCH. Mrs. J.M.	Fairbury	Oct. 12, 1859		77
GOTTSCHALG, Mrs. Emil	Plymouth	March 3 1859	77	KOOP, K.B.	Jansen	Sept 18, 1861		75
GREBE, Justus	Jansen	Dec. 19, 1854	82	KOOP. Martin B.	Jansen	Feb. 18, 1858		78
GREEN, Mrs. Elizabeth	Fairbury	Feb. 26, 1854	82	KOOP, Mrs. Anna	Jansen	Nov. 8, 1858		78
GREGORY, James	Reynolds	April 4, 1846	90	KUGEL Gustav	Daykin	July 29, 1856		80
GRISSOM, J.H.	Fairbury	March 3, 1855	81
GUTHRIE, Mrs. Dora	Fairbury	Feb.15, 1860	76	LAMB, John L.	Diller	June 24, 1859		77
				LAMBERT, Cyrus W.	Endicott	Dec. 31, 1852		84
HADDEN, Mrs. L.	Fairbury	Aug. 12, 1855	81	LANDIS, Martin	Fairbury	May 8, 1861		75
HANDLEY, Noah J.	Endicott	Aug. 18, 1860	76	LARDNER, Mrs. Mary	Fairbury	Dec. 14, 1847		89
HARPER, J.A.	Fairbury	Dec. 7, 1855	81	LEACH, Mrs. Mary E.	Fairbury	Sept. 25, 1856		80
HARPER. Mrs. Lydia	Falrbury	Sept. 30, 1860	76	LENAHAN, Thos,	Fairbury	Nov. 1, 1860		76
HARRISS, Mrs. Sion	Falrbury	Dec. 2, 1860	76	LENGER, Mrs. Henry	Fairbury	Sept. 10, 1841		95
HARRISS, Slon	Fairbury	Jan. 2, 1847	90	LIVINGSTON, Mrs. O.W.	Fairbury	Dec. 31, 1861		75
HARTFORD, G.W.	Faibury	Feb. 17, 1856		LONG, Mrs. Zepher	Fairbury	Feb. 5, 1861		75
HARTSOOK, John	Fairbury	Oct 25, 1858	78	LOWE, Lucas	Fairbury	Feb. 5, 1855		81
HATFIELD, Mrs. Josle	Fairbury	Feb 25, 1855	81	LUTTMAN, Henry	Thompson	Jan. 29, 1852		84
HAUVER, Mattie	Diller	April 4, 1855	81	LUTTMAN, Minnie	Thompson	March 18, 1857		79
HELLMAN, B.H.	Fairbury	Nov. 23, 1859	77
HIATT, Minerva	Reynolds	Feb. 24, 1853	83	MANN, Rebecca	Fairbury	Aug. 3, 1853		83
HILL, Andrew J.	Diller	April 24, 1854	82	MATHY, Thos.	Fairbury	Nov. 19, 1859		77
HILL, M.W.	Fairbury	June 26, 1860	76	MAYBORN, A.	DilIer	Aug. 21, 1851		85
HINER, Albert	Fairbury	April 12, 1857	79	MAYBORN, Mrs. A.	DilIer	Dec. 8, 1851		85
HOCKETT, Chas.	Fairbury	April 15, 1855	81	McCANLESS, Elizabeth	Endicott	Aug. 27,1857		79
HOCKETT, Mrs. Chas.	Fairbury	April 9, 1857	79	McCLAY, Mrs. E.B.	Fairbury	Nov. 18, 1856		80
HOUSER Joseph	Daykin	Dec. 20, 1859	77	McCLURE, Mrs. M.A.	Fairbury	Mar. 28, 1849		87
HOWELL, J.W.	Falrbury	April 19, 1856	80	McFARLAND, John	Fairbury	Sept. 24, 1855		81
HUGHES, James	Falrbury	Dec. 16, 1854	82	McINTYRE, Nellie M.	Fairbury	Jan. 7, 1859		77
HUGHES, Mrs. S.M.	Diller	July 12, 1852	84	McKinley, Jane	Fairbury	Jan. 28, 1854		82
HUMAN, Henry	Falrbury	Dec. 15, 1853	83	McKINZIE, James A.	Fairbury	Feb. 2, 1858		78
HUMAN, Mrs. Henry	Fairbury	Aug. 3, 1859	77	McQUEEN, Mrs. Ellen	Fairbury	Dec. 19, 1857		79
HUNGERFORD, Mrs. Bertha	Fairbury	Aug. 2, 1857	79	MEAD, Albert	Fairbury	April 28, 1851		85
HUNNICUTT, Israel	Steele City	Sept 6, 1845	91	MEES, Anna M.	Diller	Aug. 31, 1858		78
				MEESKE, Mrs. Fredrika	Daykin	Nov. 1, 1850		86
JACKSON, Warren C.	Fairbury	July 19, 1850	86	MELVIN, C.B.	Fairbury	Dec. 26, 1859		77
JACOBS, Wm.	Fairbury	Aug. 23, 1857	79	MELVIN, Warren	Fairbury	Oct. 29, 1848		88
JOHNSON, B.N.	Fairbury	April 5,1856	80	MICKEY, Mrs. J.H.	Fairbury	Nov. 17, 1861		75
JOHNSON, Mrs. B.N.	Fairbury	Oct. 24, 1857	79	MILLER, David	Endicott	Oct 28, 1861		75
JONES. Lydia L.	Diller	Feb. 18, 1861	75	MONROE, John A.	Thompson	Jan. 7, 1852		84
JONES, Wm. M.	Diller	Dec. 3, 1860	76	MOOREHEAD, Mrs. Jennie	Fairbury	May 8, 1857		79
JURGENA, John	Fairbury	Dec. 31, 1860	76	MORRELL, Albena	Fairbury	Sept. 11, 1856		80
				MORTON, J.C.	Plymouth	Jan. 8, 1855		81
				MURRAY, Thomas	Steele City	Aug. 22, 1849		87
				MYERS, Sarah A.	Fairbury	May 7, 1861	75

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NEVILLE, J.D.	Fairbury	Jan. 13, 1861	75	TACKLEY, K.G.	Fairbury	June 15, 1860	76
NOVOTNY, Joe	Diller	Nov. 5, 1861	75	TIMMERMAN, Mrs. Anna	Fairbury	July 2l, 1849	87
NUTSCH, Mrs. Barbara	Fairbury	Jan. 1, 1854	82	TURNER, J.B.	Fairbury	Sept 9, 1856	80
NUTTER, Thomas J.	Endicott	Feb. 15, 1859	77
				VaNESS, Mrs. Ella	Powell	July 23, 1853	83
OAKS, Mrs. Juretta	Diller	Oct. 22, 1861	75	VANIER, O.	Fairbury	Nov. 24, 1861	75
OAKS, Richard Lewis	Diller	April 14, 1857	79	VIETH, Mrs. Mary	Fairbury	Dec.14, 1852	84
OWEN, Mrs. Sarah	Fairbury	Mach 4,1860	76	VINEOP, Mrs. Henry	Daykin	March 28, 1852	84
PHELPS. Mrs. Allen T.	Steele City	May 1852	84	WADE, Nora S.	Fairbury	Feb. 3, 1861	75
POPP, Robert	Plymouth	Nov. 13, 1855	81	WARNKE, Fred	Fairbury	Oct 15, 1851	85
POWELL, Mrs. Sarah	Powell	Jan. 16, 1854	82	WARTHEN, Sarah L.	DilIer	Nov. 14, 1854	82
				WATTS, Julia	Fairbury	Oct. 16, 1861	75
RASMUSSEN, Alpha	Jansen	July 5,1855	81	WEBER, J.W.	Fairbury	July 4, 1853	83
RAYMOND, Mrs. L.P.	Diller	Sept. 14, 1851	85	WEBER, Mrs. Martha E.	Fairbury	March 22, 1860	76
REITER, Mrs. Katherine	Fairbury	March 14,1861	75	WEEKS, Mrs. M.H.	Fairbury	July 8, 1850	86
RHODA, Susan	Fairbury	Aug. 12, 1852	84	WELLS, Thos. H.	Endicott	Sept. 2, 1859	77
RICKY, John E.	Fairbury	Oct 23, 1850	86	WENDLAND, Ernest G.	Plymouth	Nov. 5, 1848	88
ROELFS. EBE	OilIer	Sept. 17, 1861	75	WEST, Mrs. Elizabeth	Fairbury	April 13,1849	87
ROHRBAUGH, Dan	JanSen	March 16. 1857	9	WHITTAKER, George W.	Reynolds	July 23, 1848	88
ROLAND, Chas.	Fairbury	April 28, 1858	78	WHITTAKER, Mary E.	Reynolds	Aug. 30, 1859	77
ROODE, Mrs. Almeda	Fairbury	Oct. 6, 1849	87	WHITTAKER, Mrs. MJ.	Daykin	Oct. 11, 1851	85
ROSENQUIST, Mrs. H.	Fairbury	Aug. 24, 1859	77	WILLIAMS, Wm. H	Reynolds	Feb. 16, 1859	77
ROULSTEN, Wm.	Fairbury	Oct. 5, 1855	81	WOLF, L.C.	Steele City	Nov. 29, 1857	79
RUSHER, Mrs. Mary	Fairbury	Sept. 25, 1844	92	WOOD, D.J.	Fairbury	June 15, 1854	82
RYBOLT, Mrs. Mary M.	Fairbury	March 1, 1858	78	WOOKEY, Mrs. S.J.	Fairbury	Jan. 29, 1858	78
				WORKMAN, Mary B.	Daykin	March 11, 1860	76
SAUNDERS, Mrs. Alice G.	Endicott	Oct. 13, 1847	89
SAWATZKY, Helen	Fairbury	July 7, 1858	78	YEAKLE, I.H.	Fairbury	Dec. 24, 1852	84
SAYLOR, Isaac F.	Diller	July 10, 1850	86
SAYLOR, Mrs. Isaac F.	Diller	Aug. 23, 1855	81	ZABLE, Mrs. Wm.	Fairbury	Jan. 30, 1853	83
SCHWARTZ, Carl	Jansen	Dec. 10, 1845	91	ZIMMERMAN, Coonrad (sic)	Jansen	Nov. 14, 1857	79
SHEA, P.H.	Fairbury	March 10, 1855	81
SIMPSON, Andrew J.	Reynolds	March 16, 1861	75
SLACK, G,C.	Fairbury	July 5, 1850	86
SLACK, Mrs. G.C.	Fairbury	Aug. 25, 1851	85
SOLLENBERGER, Mrs. S.	Fairbury	April 11, 1856	80
SOLLENBERGER, S.	Fairbury	Dec. 12, 1850	86
SONNENBERG, W.E.	Harbine	May 25, 1849	87
SPARKS, Mrs. Carrie	Diller	March 23, 1859	77
STAHL, Mrs. Mary K.	Diller	Nov. 5, 1855	81
STAINBROOK, Julia	Daykin	Aug. 29, 1852	84
STALEY, Mrs. George	Fairbury	Sept. 10, 1850	86
STARR, Louisa	Gladstone	March 31, 1861	75
STEFFEN, F.W.	DilIer	April 28, 1849	87
STEGERMAN, Mrs. Marie	Fairbury	Feb. 23, 1856	80
STINSON, W.M.	Fairbury	July 14,1855	81
STOITENBERG, Peter	Fairbury	May 3, 1854	82
STRAWHACKER, Mrs. AM.	Fairbury	Oct. 17, 1861	75
STROCK, H.W.	Daykin	Oct. 3, 1859	77
STROCKEY, Mary	Diller	Sept. 14, 1851	85
STURM, Octavia	Fairbury	March 5, 1861	75

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